This lush, axe-shaped island lies close to the coast of Albania. At its narrowest, the channel separating it is just a mile wide. Although being a popular and busy holiday destination, it is still possible to find places to enjoy its quiet beauty.
For full details on clearing into our out of Greece see Greek Formalities.
Corfu town is a port of entry and all the relevant authorities are situated in the customs enclosure in the commercial port.
They are kept busy with the commercial vessels, cruise ships and ferries which dock here, and yachts are advised to clear in at Gouvia marina where the officials for dealing with yachts are based. See Gouvia (Corfu) for more details.
Last updated May 2012.
Port Mandraki, the old harbour below the fortress, offers the best shelter, particularly alongside the outer breakwater.  Fees include water, electricity and WiFi. Be sure to pull yourself well off the quay with the laid lines, as there tends to be alot of wake here from passing commercial traffic and it can get choppy in strong northerlies.
The town quay is silting up and can now only take very shallow draft boats.
Alternatively, there is an anchorage south of the port in the bay, Ormos Garitsas. Here, there is shelter from the prevailing winds and the holding is good.
Coastguard Tel: +30 (0) 661 32665 VHF channel 12
Last updated June 2015.
The two yacht clubs, Corfu YC and Naok YC both have small harbours of their own, but they are not, in general, open to visitors.


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Alfred Remote Connection Troubleshooting
Take a look at the troubleshooting steps below if you're having difficulties connecting your Remote to your Mac.
Connecting for the first time
When I click "Add iOS Remote" on my Mac, my Remote still says "Looking for Alfred".
First, ensure that both your Mac and iOS device are on the same network; Find out how to identify which network your devices are connected to.
To rule out issues with Bonjour, restart your Mac and iOS device. Alfred relies on a few technologies on your Mac (e.g. Bonjour). If there are any underlying issues with Bonjour on either your Mac or iOS device, these may be solved by restarting.
I can't see the "Remote" tab in Alfred on my Mac
You need Alfred v2.6 at least on your Mac, which you can download from alfredapp.com. On your iPhone or iPad, ensure you're running the latest version of Remote from the iTunes App Store.
My iPhone/iPad and Mac are on different networks
We recommend connecting your iOS device and Mac to the same network for the best and fastest Remote experience, but if your devices can't be on the same network or a Wi-Fi connection isn't available, you can set up Remote using Bluetooth instead.
My iPhone/iPad doesn't appear in the right sidebar in Alfred's preferences on my Mac
Add this device to authorise the connection. Click "Add iOS Remote" in the bottom right of Alfred's Remote preferences, and follow the steps for "How do I connect Remote to my Mac?", ensuring that your iOS device is on the same network as your Mac.
My Mac's firewall is active. Does this matter?
If your Mac's firewall is active, you may need to restart your Mac so that macOS will allow Alfred to ask if you want to accept incoming connections. You'll need to allow this in order for Remote to be able to connect to your Mac.
I use Little Snitch or another app that restricts network activity
Ensure that you grant Alfred Remote access to your Mac, and allow Alfred on your Mac to connect with the outside. The settings for this will depend on the application you are using.
Reconnecting after a successful first connection
As above, check that both your Mac and iPhone/iPad are on the same network, and reboot them in case Bonjour is unavailable.
You can also launch Alfred's preferences to the Remote tab to uncheck and re-check "Enable Alfred Remote Server", which forces your Mac's Remote Server to restart.
On my iPad/iPhone, the Mac appears offline
Make sure your iPad/iPhone and your Mac are both online, and on the same network.
I see the "Disconnected from server" message
If you're trying to connect and see this error, click cancel on iOS and on your Mac and begin adding an iOS Remote again. This will try to connect again.
If you see the "Unable to validate receipt", delete Remote and re-download it from the iTunes App Store. Your Remote pages won't be lost as they're stored on your Mac.
If you continue to get this error message, please contact Apple as Alfred is unable to validate your purchase receipt from the iTunes App Store.
I see a "Not authorised for server" error on my iOS device
You'll see this error message if your iPad or iPhone is no longer authorised to connect to a particular Mac. Remove the Mac from the list on your iOS device, and re-add it from your Mac.
The icons in Remote are loading slowly on my iPhone/iPad
Alfred Remote relies on your network, so the stronger the Wi-Fi signal to your iPad/iPhone and the faster your network, the quicker your icons will load.
How secure is Alfred Remote?
Alfred securely encrypts your connection so that only devices you've authorised can control your Mac. Only the devices listed in Alfred's Remote preferences are authorised to perform actions on your Mac.
If at any point, you want to de-authorise a Remote, simply go to Alfred's Remote preferences on your Mac and right-click the device you want to remove. Choose Delete and confirm.
I still need help resolving my connection issues
If the guide above hasn't helped you, please take a look at the Connection Troubleshooting Questions we'll need you to answer so that we can help you out. Post your answers on the forum and we'll be happy to help you!


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Change Log: 2.062
Download D 2.062
released Feb 18, 2013
Language Changes
- typeof() change:
- alias syntax change:
As a result of fixing Bugzilla 6408, the usage of typeof() and indexing may require changes to user code:
template ElementTypeOf(T) { alias typeof(T[0]) ElementTypeOf; } void main() { // worked in 2.061 due to a bug static assert(is(ElementTypeOf!(int[]) == int)); }
The expression in typeof(T[0]) used to be wrongly interpreted as the element type of T, however in v2.062 it is interpreted as a static array of element T with length 0. To work around this the user can either use a trait from the standard library, or use the .init property of a type for arbitrary expressions:
import std.range; template ElementTypeOf(T) { // use T.init alias typeof(T.init[0]) ElementTypeOf; } void main() { // use std.range.ElementType static assert(is(ElementType!(int[]) == int)); // use custom template after fixing its code static assert(is(ElementTypeOf!(int[]) == int)); }
The newly introduced "alias foo = int" syntax is not usable with subtyping. This is to prevent confusion from a possible future syntax which would enable aliasing of super constructors. For now, the existing alias syntax can be used:
struct S { int x; // alias this = x; // error alias x this; }
In the upcoming release (v2.063) a new syntax will be introduced:
struct S { int x; alias this : x; // new feature in upcoming 2.063 }
List of all bug fixes and enhancements:
DMD Compiler regressions
- Bugzilla 9174: regression(2.057) ice(cast.c) with ternary operator and alias this
- Bugzilla 9244: union containing pointers not allowed
- Bugzilla 9258: opAssign with base class triggers "identity assignment operator overload" error
- Bugzilla 9259: Passing an array of pointers to a typesafe vararg is broken
- Bugzilla 9263: statement is not reachable when statement is reachable
- Bugzilla 9266: Cannot define two Tuple objects.
- Bugzilla 9268: [ice-on-invalid] void assignment in fail44.d no longer caught in frontend
- Bugzilla 9273: DMD segfaults with templated ctors in implicit super call
- Bugzilla 9276: regression(2.061): Forward reference error
- Bugzilla 9278: ICE todt.c:692 when float containing struct is defined after use
- Bugzilla 9309: Regression (2.061): -O -release generates wrong code
- Bugzilla 9332: [REG][2.060 -> 02.061] struct constructor taking itself creates 'Warning: statement is not reachable'
- Bugzilla 9377: Link-failure regression cause by fixing issue 8504
- Bugzilla 9385: [Regression 2.057] null literal should be implicitly convertible to bool
- Bugzilla 9387: Compiler switch -O changes behavior of correct code
- Bugzilla 9399: ICE with nested function, template alias parameter, -inline, depending on order of source files
- Bugzilla 9404: Nullable is unusable with 2.061
- Bugzilla 9406: (Regression: 2.061) Stack overflow from a forward reference error
- Bugzilla 9409: [2.062-alpha] Regression with $ inside of expression tuples
- Bugzilla 9410: [Regression 2.061] Wrong selection for function overload
- Bugzilla 9416: [REG][2.060 -> 02.061] DMD eagerly instantiates template parameter-less opAssign
- Bugzilla 9420: [2.062alpha] Weird "(null)" output in error message
- Bugzilla 9435: regression(head): forward reference error
- Bugzilla 9436: enum cannot be forward referenced with cyclic imports and mixin
- Bugzilla 9496: [REG 2.061 -> 2.062 alpha] "this[1 .. $]" passes wrong "this" to "opDollar"
- Bugzilla 9514: "template instance … is not an alias"
- Bugzilla 9525: [CTFE] Cannot convert &S to const(S*) at compile time
DMD Compiler bugs
- Bugzilla 1369: Unable to find 'this' in __traits(getMember)
- Bugzilla 1730: Bogus error message calling a non-const struct method on a const struct reference
- Bugzilla 1841: Closure detection doesn't work when variable is used in a nested function
- Bugzilla 2452: Unimplemented method errors should show function overload
- Bugzilla 3321: debug flags
- Bugzilla 3466: Wrong JSON output for templated classes, structs, and interfaces
- Bugzilla 4178: destructor missing in JSON output
- Bugzilla 4269: Regression(2.031): invalid type accepted if evaluated while errors are gagged
- Bugzilla 4477: JSON output for function definitions includes insufficient type information
- Bugzilla 4478: JSON output omits import statements
- Bugzilla 4540: Better error message for wrong switch type
- Bugzilla 5168: String enums don't work with -g compiler switch
- Bugzilla 5461: Invalid declaration for auto functions in .di files generated by DMD -H
- Bugzilla 5933: Cannot retrieve the return type of an auto-return member function
- Bugzilla 5978: ICE(mtype.c) when calling __traits(parent) on the child of an anonymous function.
- Bugzilla 6057: Problem with defining enum in function
- Bugzilla 6319: debug's relaxed purity does not apply to nested scopes
- Bugzilla 6332: Auto-return function cannot be inferred as @safe
- Bugzilla 6408: string[].init gives a wrong type
- Bugzilla 6538: ICE(mangle.c) Invalid template constraints
- Bugzilla 6552: Wrong fallthrough warning for CaseRange
- Bugzilla 6652: foreach parameter with number range is always ref
- Bugzilla 6708: immutable ref implicit cast to const ref
- Bugzilla 6743: ICE(mars.c) attempting to compile an exe file
- Bugzilla 6833: Floating point literals lose fractional part in headers
- Bugzilla 6873: Multiple storage class is not allowed on template argument
- Bugzilla 6902: Different "pure nothrow int()" types
- Bugzilla 6905: ref acts as auto ref when return type is missing
- Bugzilla 6962: Wrong Code With Scope Exit and Array Parameter, only with -O
- Bugzilla 6963: pure/nothrow inference doesn't work for function pointers
- Bugzilla 7152: Can't assign null to default argument
- Bugzilla 7159: Forward reference when casting auto return method
- Bugzilla 7252: ICE(template.c): 'global.errors' on line 4893 in file 'template.c'
- Bugzilla 7408: traits compiles fails for built-in properties of template instances
- Bugzilla 7420: Duplicate "cannot be read at compile time" error messages
- Bugzilla 7585: functions in templates inferred as delegate
- Bugzilla 7740: unicodeProperties cannot be read at compile time for ctRegex
- Bugzilla 7950: Type tuples are incorrectly flattened in base type list of interface
- Bugzilla 8053: Recursive alias this causes infinite loop
- Bugzilla 8152: Linking C library causes Seg-fault
- Bugzilla 8153: Warning about toHash signature is incorrect on x86_64
- Bugzilla 8504: Template attribute inferrence doesn't work
- Bugzilla 8583: [64 bit] AA ushort[dchar] byValue range is corrupted on x86_64
- Bugzilla 8631: illegal overrides accepted
- Bugzilla 8717: private and protected restrict member usage in same module
- Bugzilla 8741: wrong code for struct member initialized using struct constructor
- Bugzilla 8742: Anonymous nested class derived from another nested class makes DMD crash
- Bugzilla 8763: struct initialization with empty variadic arguments tries to call constructor
- Bugzilla 8783: ref foreach update of const fixed size arrays in constructor
- Bugzilla 8787: Virtual not abstract methods in interfaces error message
- Bugzilla 8832: Segfault when accessing range returned by function that has delegate referencing local variables
- Bugzilla 8847: voldemort + inout confuses "is"
- Bugzilla 8892: Wrong diagnostic for static array assignment
- Bugzilla 8898: false positive dangling else warning
- Bugzilla 8913: Wrong code in IfStatement condition Expression
- Bugzilla 8922: __traits(parent, <imported package>) shows current module as a parent
- Bugzilla 8969: is(T == __parameters) is undocumented
- Bugzilla 8982: ICE(ctfeexpr.c) __parameters of an erroneous default parameter
- Bugzilla 9018: __traits(compiles, ...) is true on second check for same incompilable code
- Bugzilla 9083: mixin expression on template argument doesn't work
- Bugzilla 9113: ICE(interpret.c): CTFE assignment to member of struct in union
- Bugzilla 9178: UDA: getAttributes does not play well with tupleof
- Bugzilla 9191: Unhelpful error message on failing override
- Bugzilla 9195: Should not be able to index a pointer in safed
- Bugzilla 9198: Vararg functions don't respect IFTI rules
- Bugzilla 9200: Wrong SIMD code generated
- Bugzilla 9208: [ICE](func.c line 1205) with auto return in recursive function
- Bugzilla 9236: CTFE ice on switch + with(EnumType)
- Bugzilla 9250: Wrong line number for error involving length of a static array
- Bugzilla 9254: ICE on invalid foreach aggregate
- Bugzilla 9264: [64bit] Wrong code with conversion from int parameter to float
- Bugzilla 9284: DMD segfaults with templated ctors in constructor delegation
- Bugzilla 9291: [ICE][REG] throwing undefined identifier with nothrow crashes dmd
- Bugzilla 9293: enum struct with StructInitializer reports weird error
- Bugzilla 9304: Unary minus operator doesn't work correctly with SIMD types.
- Bugzilla 9305: Ugly Ddoc for default template lambda expressions
- Bugzilla 9312: with statement error message is wrong
- Bugzilla 9315: ICE (expression.c:4249, StructLiteralExp::getField) Tupleof of nested struct literal
- Bugzilla 9320: optimizer should do copy propagation on structs, too
- Bugzilla 9322: Internal error: ../ztc/cod1.c 3510 with SIMD on OSX 32
- Bugzilla 9330: Cannot run dmd test suite with MSYS
- Bugzilla 9338: Compiler segfaults if try to CTFE member function without valid 'this'
- Bugzilla 9348: "tmpl!arg" syntax followed by "!is" or "!in"
- Bugzilla 9350: std.algorithm.findAdjacent unreachable code warning with infinite ranges
- Bugzilla 9357: Floating-point literal should always be printed with a period in diagnostic errors
- Bugzilla 9358: Compiler creates duplicate switch cases after an error
- Bugzilla 9368: Final switch on typedef'ed enum is not properly checked
- Bugzilla 9369: DDoc hardcodes '&' -> '&' in code
- Bugzilla 9374: 'super' should be accessible inside template constraint
- Bugzilla 9398: Wrong diagnostic for ternary operator type mismatch
- Bugzilla 9418: Segmentation fault using only datetime and stdio.
- Bugzilla 9438: Strange RefCounted stack overflow
- Bugzilla 9442: typeid() doesn't work without this. for class fields
- Bugzilla 9453: ice(symbol.c) with slice on temporary
- Bugzilla 9458: ModExp generates invalid code against array operands
- Bugzilla 9461: Ability to break typesystem with inout
- Bugzilla 9479: _error_ in error message of type inference of a delegate literal
- Bugzilla 9484: Syntax error in JSON output
- Bugzilla 9510: core.bitop.bsr undefined
DMD Compiler enhancements
- Bugzilla 2630: ddoc should be able to document unittests
- Bugzilla 3404: JSON output should retain original alias names
- Bugzilla 4194: Attributes included in JSON output
- Bugzilla 5529: std.system.endian for pure functions?
- Bugzilla 5893: Allow simple aliases for operator overloading
- Bugzilla 6171: rdmd: cache dependency file to improve startup time [patch]
- Bugzilla 8105: Implement "in ref"
- Bugzilla 8128: unittest blocks should be allowed in interfaces
- Bugzilla 9389: ignore -Hd if -Hf is present
- Bugzilla 9463: make @safe "non-escapable"
Phobos regressions
- Bugzilla 9355: [security] SSL certificate signature verification disabled in std.net.curl
- Bugzilla 9444: Regression (2.059): shell doesn't throw on error.
- Bugzilla 9457: isSorted(string) doesn't work
- Bugzilla 9523: std.conv.to will no longer convert enums to themselves
Phobos bugs
- Bugzilla 5065: writefln("%f" of a Tuple prints a result
- Bugzilla 5265: std.array.back does not work correctly for wchar-based arrays
- Bugzilla 5726: boyerMooreFinder hangs when finding
- Bugzilla 5763: traits.d BaseClassesTuple function incorrectly handles Object class argument
- Bugzilla 5773: sort() and topN() fail on sliced/resized array of tuples
- Bugzilla 6066: std.container: BinaryHeap interface is broken.
- Bugzilla 6436: Refcounted initialization bug
- Bugzilla 6635: std.conv.emplace: enforcement is too weak
- Bugzilla 6668: Wrong "to" conversion stack trace
- Bugzilla 7142: Wrong formatted write of boolean values
- Bugzilla 7659: std.stdio.File.close() erases file.name
- Bugzilla 7819: std.file.setTimes throws error on folders
- Bugzilla 8078: receiveOnly should tell which type it expected and got on mismatch
- Bugzilla 8314: randomSample primes with constant
- Bugzilla 8326: std.string.format results in run-time exception
- Bugzilla 8367: std.range.chain's template constraint is inadequate
- Bugzilla 8368: std.algorithm.sort's template constraint is inadequate
- Bugzilla 8567: isDynamicArrray!S == true for S with alias this to array
- Bugzilla 8689: Variant opArithmetic does not attempt float conversion
- Bugzilla 8694: std.zlib.(Un)Compress can cause an _onInvalidMemoryOperationError
- Bugzilla 8837: BigInt needs better operator template constraints
- Bugzilla 8890: std.algorithm.commonPrefix does not handle unicode correctly
- Bugzilla 8920: iota should work with all integral types
- Bugzilla 9005: std.concurrency.spawn should allow void delegate(Args) shared for new Tid
- Bugzilla 9163: std.parallelism broken with extensive optimizations (gdc)
- Bugzilla 9211: regex lookahead, (?=(\d\d\d)+\b) failed
- Bugzilla 9288: Parameter(Identifier|DefaultValue)Tuple report pointless errors
- Bugzilla 9299: std.algorithm.minPos of const(int)[]
- Bugzilla 9317: ParameterStorageClassTuple reports errors for inout function
- Bugzilla 9336: Writeln is unable to print address of shared variable
Phobos enhancements
- Bugzilla 4287: opOpAssign!("~=") for std.array.Appender
- Bugzilla 4813: trait for getting at access modifiers
- Bugzilla 5666: std.array.replace compile error (string and immutable string)
- Bugzilla 6614: std.traits should have an isFinal template
- Bugzilla 7896: Sequence slicing
- Bugzilla 8143: Safe std.conv.to enum conversion
- Bugzilla 9337: There's no Duration.max
- Bugzilla 9339: std.random.uniform!Enum should return random enum member
Druntime bugs
- Bugzilla 4793: Runtime.loadLibrary cannot load dll using MBS paths.
- Bugzilla 5375: Detection of cyclic module imports provides error findings on console, instead of exception msg
- Bugzilla 8132: LPTSTR always aliases to LPSTR
- Bugzilla 9373: Add deprecation message to all empty deprecation statements
Website regressions
- Bugzilla 9467: Operator Overloading anchors are broken
- Bugzilla 9492: [2.052 beta] Stylesheet not found for off-line HTML docs
Website bugs
- Bugzilla 5513: Erroneous example in std.algorithm
- Bugzilla 7304: Online docs incorrect with regards to covariant arrays
- Bugzilla 7345: interfaceToC.html missing on left-hand side
- Bugzilla 8302: Documentation of dirEntries in std.file is incomplete
- Bugzilla 8574: [std.format] The flag ' ' works for floating numbers, not only for integers
- Bugzilla 8619: Tuples article uses writefln instead of writeln
- Bugzilla 9321: Dead link to HTML5 standard in language specification
- Bugzilla 9394: ABI for static arrays is outdated
- Bugzilla 9446: ".keys" missing from properties table at https://dlang.org/hash-map.html
- Bugzilla 9503: [grammar] template declaration/instance must take one or more arguments?
Website enhancements
- Bugzilla 9302: Document extern properly


Facebook launches new company logo
SAN FRANCISCO: Facebook on Monday (Nov 4) unveiled a new logo to represent the Silicon Valley company, distinct from its core social network.
The move aims to highlight the Facebook "brand" which operates a range of apps and services including messaging, photo-sharing, virtual reality and is developing wallets for digital currency.
The new branding, basically the company name in crisp lettering, will be stamped on its "family" of offerings including WhatsApp, Messenger, Instagram, Oculus, Workplace, Portal and Calibra, according to chief marketing officer Antonio Lucio.
"Today, we're updating our company branding to be clearer about the products that come from Facebook," Lucio said.
"We're introducing a new company logo and further distinguishing the Facebook company from the Facebook app, which will keep its own branding."
The new corporate logo "is a way to better communicate our ownership structure to the people and businesses who use our services to connect," Lucio added.
The move comes with Facebook under intense scrutiny from regulators around the world over how it polices content on its platforms, and with some politicians and activists seeking a breakup of Silicon Valley giants.
Since its start as a social networking application 15 years ago, Facebook has acquired Oculus virtual reality gear company as well as Instagram image-based social network. It has also launched Portal smart screens as well as a Workplace social network tailored for workplace productivity.
Its messaging applications WhatsApp and Messenger are each used by more than a billion people.
Facebook established a Calibra as a digital wallet for use with the proposed cryptocurrency Libra, which has been facing criticism from regulators and lawmakers in various countries.


dynapseOutDecoder¶
The module contains functions that allows to retrieve and display output .aedat files
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dynapseOutDecoder.
import_events
(fileName)[source]¶ Read events from the from cAER aedat 3.0 file format
Parameters: fileName (string) – Name (with path) of the source .aedat file Returns: A set containing the events imported from the file Return type: obj EventsSet Note
Events has the following structure:
Vect Event 0 Event 1 Event 2 Event … chip_id 0 1 3 … core_id 0 3 1 … neuron_id 1 100 255 … ts<PHONE_NUMBER>64 150128 … the same structure is for special events
Time is absolute (first value is not zero), and expressed in [us] units
Example
Retrieve events from .aedat:
set = import_events("recording.aedat") # event set of the recording
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dynapseOutDecoder.
plot_events
(eventsSetList)[source]¶ Raster plot of events included in the current EventsSet
Parameters: eventsSetList (list of obj EventSet) – List of event sets that must be printed Returns: tuple containing: - figList (list of fig handles): To modify properties of the figure
- axList (list of ax handles): To modify properties of the plot
- handlesList (list of lines handles): To create custom legends
Return type: (tuple) Example
Retrieve and plot events from .aedat:
set1 = import_events("recording1.aedat") # event set of the recording set2 = import_events("recording2.aedat") # event set of the recording figList, axList, handlesList = plot_events([set1, set2]) # plot events axList[0].set_title("Raster plot Recording 1") axList[0].set_xlabel('time [us]') axList[0].set_ylabel('Neuron id') axList[1].set_title("Raster plot Recording 2") axList[1].set_xlabel('time [us]') axList[1].set_ylabel('Neuron id')
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dynapseOutDecoder.
read_packet
(file, debug=False)[source]¶ Read DYNAP-se packet from cAER aedat 3.0 file format
Parameters: - file (obj, file handle) – handle of the recording file
- debug (bool, optional) – print debug data
Returns: tuple containing:
- core_id_tot (list, int): Contains the core id of the events in the packet
- chip_id_tot (list, int): Contains the chip id of the events in the packet
- neuron_id_tot (list, int): Contains the neuron id of the events in the packet
- ts_tot (list, float): Contains the time of the events in the packet
- spec_type_tot (list, int): Contains the types of the special events in the packet
- spec_ts_tot (list, float): Contains the time of special events in the packet
Return type: (tuple)
Note
Events has the following structure:
Vect Event 0 Event 1 Event 2 Event … chip_id 0 1 3 … core_id 0 3 1 … neuron_id 1 100 255 … ts<PHONE_NUMBER>64 150128 … the same structure is for special events
Time is absolute (first value is not zero), and expressed in [us] units


Mars Street View
Hi! Welcome on mars realtime.
Well ... as realtime as possible ATM but have no fear! Elon is working on it.
Select your rover to explore mars!
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Add any CSS (inline or URL) to customize the element embeds.


Software Principles
At Google, we put a lot of thought into improving your online experience. We’re alarmed by what we believe is a growing disregard for your rights as computer users. We’ve seen increasing reports of spyware and other applications that trick you in order to serve you pop-up ads or hijack your browser from the site you’re trying to visit.
We don't see this trend reversing itself. In fact, it's getting worse. As a provider of services and monetization for users, advertisers and publishers on the Internet, we feel a responsibility to be proactive about these issues. We've outlined a set of principles we believe our industry should adopt. We aim to follow these guidelines ourselves with the applications we distribute. And because we strongly believe these principles are good for the industry and users worldwide, we encourage our current and prospective business partners to adopt them as well. These guidelines are, by necessity, broad. Software creation and distribution are complex and the technology is continuously evolving. As a result, some useful applications may not comply entirely with these principles and some deceptive practices may not be addressed here. This document is only a start, and focuses on the areas of Internet software and advertising. These guidelines need to be continually updated to keep pace with ever-changing technology.
We look forward to an ongoing discussion with you and with our partners. We'd like to hear your suggestions to improve and update these principles. Share your feedback on our help forum.
Principles
Installation
We believe software should not trick you into installing it. It should be clear to you when you are installing or enabling software on your computer and you should have the ability to say no. An application shouldn’t install itself onto your computer secretly or by hiding within another program you’re installing or updating. You should be conspicuously notified of the functions of all the applications in a bundle.
Upfront disclosure
When an application is installed or enabled, it should inform you of its principal and significant functions. And if the application makes money by showing you advertising, it should clearly and conspicuously explain this. This information should be presented in a way that a typical user will see and understand – not buried in small print that requires you to scroll. For example, if the application is paid for by serving pop-up ads or sending your personal data to a third party, that should be made clear to you.
Simple removal
It should be easy for you to figure out how to disable or delete an application. The process should try to remove sufficient components to disable all functions of the application, visible or not, without messing up your computer. Once an application is disabled or deleted, it should not remain active or be automatically enabled later by itself or another application.
Clear behavior
Applications that affect or change your user experience should make clear they are the reason for those changes. For example, if an application opens a window, that window should identify the application responsible for it. Applications should not intentionally obscure themselves under multiple or confusing names. You should be given means to control the application in a straightforward manner, such as by clicking on visible elements generated by the application. If an application shows you ads, it should clearly mark them as advertising and inform you that they originate from that application. If an application makes a change designed to affect the user experience of other applications (such as setting your home page) then those changes should be made clear to you.
Snooping
If an application collects or transmits your personal information such as your address, you should know. We believe you should be asked explicitly for your permission in a manner that is obvious and clearly states what information will be collected or transmitted. For more detail, it should be easy to find a privacy policy that discloses how the information will be used and whether it will be shared with third parties.
Keeping good company
Application providers should not allow their products to be bundled with applications that do not meet these guidelines.
Many internet users find that over time their computers become loaded with unwanted software – be it adware, spyware or just plain junk. This is because a few applications they installed came bundled with junk, and that junk generated more junk piled higher and deeper. We believe any situation where multiple applications are being installed should be made very clear to users, so that if you were to ask them several months later – “What’s this?” – most will know where it came from and why it is there.
Usually there are complex business relationships among the companies participating in a bundle. This can result in well–intentioned companies benefiting from the distribution or revenue generated by software that does not benefit you. Getting paid to distribute, or paying money to be distributed with undesirable software enables more undesirable software. Responsible software makers and advertisers can work to prevent such distribution by avoiding these types of business relationships, even if they are through intermediaries.
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My opponent here found the imaginative 16/12, 8/4, 6/2(2) here, hoping to buy time to escape his rear checker by hitting one of White’s loose blots.
That was completely the wrong idea by a long, long way. Giving your opponent the chance to enter, duplicating your own aces and not killing sixes are just some of the problems with the play! That play was a triple blunder.
Any play other than the simple 16/4, 8/4 is at least a double blunder.
That was completely the wrong idea by a long, long way. Giving your opponent the chance to enter, duplicating your own aces and not killing sixes are just some of the problems with the play! That play was a triple blunder.
Any play other than the simple 16/4, 8/4 is at least a double blunder.
1. Cubeful 0-ply 16/4 8/4 Eq.: +0.365 0.494 0.246 0.002 - 0.506 0.040 0.001 2. Cubeful 0-ply 16/12 8/4 6/2(2) Eq.: +0.084 (-0.281) 0.422 0.181 0.002 - 0.578 0.083 0.003 3. Cubeful 0-ply 16/8 6/2(2) Eq.: -0.001 (-0.366) 0.399 0.131 0.001 - 0.601 0.064 0.002 4. Cubeful 0-ply 16/12 8/4 5/1(2) Eq.: -0.019 (-0.384) 0.390 0.161 0.002 - 0.610 0.092 0.003 5. Cubeful 0-ply 16/8 5/1(2) Eq.: -0.104 (-0.469) 0.364 0.117 0.001 - 0.636 0.073 0.002


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Over the board I played bar/21, 15/3* fairly quickly and was surprised when XG didn’t much like that play, preferring bar/21, 24/20(2), 15/11.
That play reduces the gammon wins by 8% but wins 4% more games overall. The key is that hitting increases the gammon losses by 5%.
The hitting play leaves Red’s rear checkers somewhat stranded so the idea is to create a strong advanced anchor and then attack White. Attacking first can lead to problems so why not avoid those variations.
That play reduces the gammon wins by 8% but wins 4% more games overall. The key is that hitting increases the gammon losses by 5%.
The hitting play leaves Red’s rear checkers somewhat stranded so the idea is to create a strong advanced anchor and then attack White. Attacking first can lead to problems so why not avoid those variations.
1. Cubeful 2-ply bar/21 24/20(2) 15/11 Eq.: +0.530 0.716 0.258 0.011 - 0.284 0.071 0.003 2. Cubeful 2-ply bar/21 15/3* Eq.: +0.474 (-0.056) 0.686 0.317 0.012 - 0.314 0.110 0.010 3. Cubeful 0-ply bar/21 24/16 15/11 Eq.: +0.314 (-0.216) 0.660 0.236 0.012 - 0.340 0.130 0.009 4. Cubeful 0-ply bar/21 24/16 24/20 Eq.: +0.310 (-0.220) 0.662 0.223 0.010 - 0.338 0.125 0.007 5. Cubeful 0-ply bar/21 24/20 15/7 Eq.: +0.278 (-0.252) 0.647 0.245 0.011 - 0.353 0.141 0.012


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Quickstart¶
Authentication and Configuration¶
In order to authenticate to the API, sevenbridges-python library requires that you pass in your authentication token and URL endpoint, acquired from the Seven Bridges Platform or Seven Bridges related products like Cancer Genomics Cloud.
You can find your authentication token on the respective platform pages:
Apart from this, you need to define the API endpoint, which is:
- https://api.sbgenomics.com/v2 for Seven Bridges Platform
- https://cgc-api.sbgenomics.com/v2 for the CGC.
The api documentation is available:
- http://docs.sevenbridges.com/docs/the-api for Seven Bridges Platform.
- http://docs.cancergenomicscloud.org/docs/the-cgc-api for the CGC.
Initializing the library¶
Once you obtain your authentication token you can pass it to the Config object. You can instantiate your Api object by passing the appropriate configuration. There are three ways you can configure the library:
- Pass parameters
url
andtoken
explicitly when initializing api object. - Put API endpoint and token in the environment variables
API_URL
andAUTH_TOKEN
respectively. - Use configuration file
$HOME/.sbgrc
with defined parameters.
Note on authentication information:
Keep your authentication token safe, as you would keep any other secret information. Generally, we recommend using configuration file, as the authentication token is then stored on user’s home folder and no strewn about in code and committed to source code repositories.
Import the library¶
import sevenbridges as sbg
Initialize the library using configuration file¶
Api object represents the central resource for querying, saving and performing all sort of actions on your resources. Once you have instantiated configuration class, pass it to the API class constructor.
c = sbg.Config(profile='sbpla')
api = sbg.Api(config=c)
Initialize the library using environment¶
import os
# Usually these would be set in the shell beforehand
os.environ['API_URL'] = 'https://api.sbgenomics.com/v2'
os.environ['AUTH_TOKEN'] = '<TOKEN_HERE>'
c = sbg.Config()
api = sbg.Api(config=c)
Initialize library explicitly¶
Library can be also instatiated explicity by passing the url and token as key value arguments.
api = sbg.Api(url='https://api.sbgenomics.com/v2', token='27d598b71beb4660952739ed5f94ebda')
Note - you can always initialize several API clients with possibly different credentials or talking to a different environment
Notes on config file format¶
Format of the .sbgrc
file is as a simple .ini file format, with
profile shown in brackets.
[sbpla]
api-url = 'https://api.sbgenomics.com/v2'
auth-token = 700992f7b24a470bb0b028fe813b8100
[cgc]
api-url = 'https://api.sbgenomics.com/v2'
auth-token = 910975f5b24a470bb0b028fe813b8100
Rate limit¶
For requests using authentication, you can issue a maximum of 1000 requests per 300 seconds. Note that this limit is generally subject to change, depending on API usage and technical limits. Your current rate limit, the number of remaining request, or the rate reset time can be obtained using your Api object.
api.limit, api.remaining, api.reset_time
Managing users¶
Currently authenticated user can always access his/her’s information by invoking the following method.
me = api.users.me()
me object now contains user information including:
me.href
me.username
me.email
me.first_name
me.last_name
me.affiliation
me.phone
me.address
me.city
me.state
me.zip_code
me.country
For example to obtain your email invoke:
me.email
Managing projects¶
There are several methods on the Api object which can help you manage your projects.
In order to list or query projects invoke a query method. Query method follows server pagination and therefore initial pagination parameters can be passed to the query method. offset parameter controls the start of the pagination while the limit parameter controls the number of items you want to be retrieved.
project_list = api.projects.query(offset=0, limit=10)
project_list is now an object of the type Collection which acts just like a regular python list. What that means is that is supports indexing, slicing, iterating and other list functions. All collections in the python-sbg library have two methods next_page and previous_page which allow you to load next pagination page or previous pagination page.
List Projects - introduction to paging and iteration¶
There are several things you can do with a collection of any kind of objects:
- The generic query, like
api.projects.query()
accepts offset and limit parameters. - If you wish to iterate on complete collection use
all()
method, which returns an iterator - If you have a need to manually iterate on the collection (page per
page), use
next_page()
andprevious_page()
methods on the collection. - You can easily cast the collection to the list, so you can re-use it
later by issuing Python standard
project_list = list(api.projects.query().all())
.
# Query first 10 projects.
project_list = api.projects.query(limit=10)
# Iterate on all projects and print out name and id
for project in api.projects.query().all():
print (project.id,project.name)
# Get all my current projects and store them in a list
my_projects = list(api.projects.query().all())
Get single project¶
You can get a single project by issuing api.projects.get()
method
with a parameter id
, signifying the id of a project. Note that this
call, as well as other calls to the API server will raise an Exception
which you can catch and process if required.
from sevenbridges.errors import SbgError
try:
project_id = 'doesnotexist/forsure'
project = api.projects.get(id=project_id)
except SbgError as e:
print (e.message)
Note - when you wish to process errors from the library, you need to
import errors from sevenbridges.errors
.
Most often you will use SbgError
, as this error has properties
code
and message
which relate to API status codes:
- http://docs.sevenbridges.com/docs/api-status-codes for Seven Bridges Platform
- http://docs.cancergenomicscloud.org/docs/api-status-codes for the CGC.
Project properties¶
Once you have your Project instance it has the following properties attached:
project.href - project href on the API
project.id - id of the project
project.name - name of the project
project.description - description of the project
project.billing_group - billing group attached to the project
project.type - type of the project (v1 or v2)
project.tags - list of project tags
href property is a url on the server that uniquely identifies the resource. All resources will have this property attached. Project also has its name, identifier, description its type and tags and also a billing_group identifier representing the billing group that is attached to the project.
About methods¶
There are two types of methods in sevenbridges-python library, static and dynamic. Static methods are invoked on the API object instance and dynamic from the instance of the object representing the resource.
Static methods are:
- Create a new resource -
api.projects.create(name="My new project", billing_group='296a98a9-424c-43f3-aec5-306e0e41c799')
- creates a new resource. The parameters depend on the resource in question - Get resource -
api.projects.get(id='user/project')
- returns a specific resource, denoted by the id - Query resources -
api.projects.query()
method returns a pageable list of typeCollection
. The same goes for other resources, soapi.tasks.query(status='COMPLETED')
returns a Collection of completed tasks with applied default paging.
Dynamic methods can be generic (for all resources) and specific. They
are called on the concrete object, like a Project
object.
So if we have project
variable as a Project
object:
- Delete resource -
project.delete()
- deletes object (if supported on the API). - Reload resource from server -
project.reload()
- reloads state of the object from the server. - Save changes to server -
project.save()
- saves all properties modified on the library
Project methods¶
The following example shows some manipulation of projects.
# Get a collection of projects
projects = api.projects.query()
# Grab first billing group
bg = api.billing_groups.query(limit=1)[0]
# Create a project using the billing group
new_project = api.projects.create(name="My new project", billing_group=bg.id)
# Add a new member to the project
new_project.add_member(user='newuser', permissions= {'write':True, 'execute':True})
Other project methods include:
- Get members of the project and their permissions -
project.get_members()
- returns aCollection
of members and their permissions - Add member to the project -
project.add_member()
- Remove member from the project -
project.remove_member()
- List files from the project -
project.get_files()
- Add files to the project -
project.add_files
- you can add a singleFile
or aCollection
of files - List apps from the project -
project.get_apps()
- List tasks from the project -
project.get_tasks
Manage billing¶
There are several methods on the Api object which can help you manage your billing information. The billing interface is separated to managing billing groups and invoices.
Manage billing groups¶
Querying billing groups will return a standard collection object.
# Query billing groups
bgroup_list = api.billing_groups.query(offset=0, limit=10)
# Fetching billing group information
bg = api.billing_groups.get(id='f1969c90-da54-4118-8e96-c3f0b49a163d')
Billing group properties¶
The following are properties that are attached to each billing group.
href
- Billing group href on the API server.
id
- Billing group identifier.
owner
- Username of the user that owns the billing group.
name
- Billing group name.
type
- Billing group type (free or regular)
pending
- True if billing group is not yet approved, False if
opposite is true.
diabled
- True if billing group is disabled, False if its enabled.
balance
- Billing group balance.
Billing group methods¶
breakdown()
- Fetches billing group breakdwon for this billing
groups that contains costs breakdown by projects and analysis.
Manage invoices¶
Querying invoices will return a Invoices collection object.
invoices = api.invoices.query()
Once you have obtain the invoice identifier you can also fetch specific invoice information.
invoices = api.invoices.get(id='6351830069')
Invoice properties¶
The following are properties that are attached to each billing group.
href
- Invoice href on the API server.
id
- Invoice identifier.
pending
- True
if invoice is not yet approved, False
if
invoice is approved.
analysis_costs
- Costs of your analysis.
storage_costs
- Storage costs.
total
- Total costs.
invoice_period
- Invoicing period (from-to)
Managing files¶
Files are integral part of each analysis. And as all other resources
with sevenbridges-python library user is able to efectivly query files,
get the specific file information and metadata. It can be achived in the
same manner as it was presented in projects and billing. Available
methods for fetching specific files is either query
or a get
method.
# Querying files
file_list = api.files.query(project='user/my-project')
# Getting single file information
file = api.files.get(id='5710141760b2b14e3cc146af')
File properties¶
Each of the files has the following properties attached:
href
- File href on the API server.
id
- File identifier.
name
- File name.
size
- File size in bytes.
project
- Identifier of the project that file is located in.
created_on
- Date of the file creation.
modified_on
- Last modification of the file.
origin
- File origin information.
metadata
- File metadata
File methods¶
- Refresh file with data from the server.
reload()
- Copy file from one to another project.
copy()
- Download file.
download()
- Save modifications to the server
save()
Examples¶
# Filter files per name containing certain string
files = api.files.query(project='user/my-project')
my_file = [file for file in files if 'fasta' in file.name]
# Or simply query files by name if you know the exact name
files = api.files.query(project='user/myproject', name='SRR062634.filt.fastq.gz')
my_files = api.files.query(project='user/myproject', metadata = {'sample_id': 'SRR062634'} )
# Edit metadata
my_file = my_files[0]
my_file['sample_id'] = 'my-sample'
my_file['library'] = 'my-library'
# Save modifications
my_file.save()
# Copy file
new_file = my_file.copy(project='user/my-other-project', name='my-new-file')
# Download file - by default it downloads the file with the same name to the current working directory
new_file.download(wait=True)
Managing apps¶
Managing apps with sevenbridges-python library is simple. Apps on Seven Bridges Platform and CGC are implemented using Common Workflow Language specification https://github.com/common-workflow-language/common-workflow-language. The sevenbridges-python currenty supports only Draft 2 format of the CWL.
Querying apps or getting a single app resource is available in the same
way as on other resources, using query()
and get
methods. You
can also invoke the following class methods:
- ‘get_revision()’ - Returns specific app revision.
- ‘install_app()’ - Installs you CWL app on the server.
- ‘create_revision()’ - Creates a new revision from the specific app.
App properties¶
The following is the list of available app properties.
href
- App href on the API server.
id
- App identifier.
name
- App name.
project
- Identifier of the project that app is located in.
revision
- App revision.
raw
- raw CWL format of the app.
App methods¶
Currently there is only one instance method and that is save()
which
saves the app changes on the server.
Managing tasks¶
Tasks are easy to handle using sevenbridges-python library. As with all
resources you can query()
your tasks, get()
a single task
instance, but also do much more. We will outline task properties and
methods and show in the examples how easy is to run your first analysis.
Task properties¶
href
- Task href on the API server.
id
- Task identifier.
name
- Task name.
status
- Task status.
project
- Identifier of the project that task is located in.
app
- The app identifier that was used for this analysis.
type
- Task type.
created_by
- Username of task creator.
executed_by
- Username of the task executor.
batch
- Boolean flag. True for batch tasks, False for regular &
child tasks.
batch_by
- Batching criteria.
batch_group
- Batch group assigned to the child task calculated from
the batch_by
criteria.
batch_input
- Input identifier on to wich to apply batching.
parent
- Parent task for a batch child.
end_time
- Task end time.
execution_status
- Task execution status.
price
- Analysis cost.
inputs
- Inputs that were subbmited to the task.
outputs
- Generated outputs from the analysis.
Task methods¶
The following represents the list of available class and instance methods.
- Create a task on the server and run it optionaly -
create()
. - Query tasks -
query()
. - Get single task information -
get()
. - Abort a running task -
abort()
. - Run a draft task. -
run()
- Delete a draft task from the server. -
delete()
. - Refresh the task object information with the date from the server. -
refresh()
. - Save task modifications to the sever. -
save()
. - Get task exection datails. -
get_execution_details()
. - Get batch children if task is a batch task. -
get_batch_children()
.
Task Examples¶
Single task¶
# Task name
task_name = 'my-first-task'
# Project in which I want to run a task.
project_id = 'my-username/my-project'
# App I want to use to run a task
app = 'my-username/my-project/my-app'
# Inputs
inputs = {}
inputs = {'FastQC-Reads'} = api.files.query(project='my-project', metadata={'sample': 'some-sample'})
try:
task = api.tasks.create(name=name, project=project, app=app, inputs=inputs, run=True)
except SbError:
print('I was unable to run the task.')
# Task can also be ran by invoking .run() method on the draft task.
task.run()
Batch task¶
# Task name
task_name = 'my-first-task'
# Project in which I want to run a task.
project_id = 'my-username/my-project'
# App I want to use to run a task
app = 'my-username/my-project/my-app'
# Inputs
inputs = {}
inputs = {'FastQC-Reads'} = api.files.query(project='my-project', metadata={'sample': 'some-sample'})
# Specifying that task should be created on per file basis.
bach_by = {'type': 'item'}
# Batch input is going to be FastQC-Reads
batch_input = 'FastQC-Reads'
try:
task = api.tasks.create(name=name, project=project, app=app,
inputs=inputs, batch_input=batch_input, batch_by=batch_by run=True)
except SbError:
print('I was unable to run a batch task.')


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Here we use machine learning to categorise messages received during a crisis. Categorising messages into topics allows organisations to find relevant messages and prioritise accordingly.
Messages get sent directly to organisations, appear in posts on social media and get reported in the news. Filtering through masses of data in the midst of a crisis is not what we want disaster response organisations to be worrying about.
Training a machine learning model on 30,000 real messages received during events such as the 2010 earthquakes in Haiti and Chile, floods in Pakistan in 2010 and super-storm Sandy in 2012, the model helps organisations focus on getting help to the right places.
Try it out here wth your own message.
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On Christmas day I decided to go for a medium-length run - about 4 miles, ending up at the only place that was open, a grocery store. I ducked into the store for water, warmth, and a caffeinated Jamba Juice smoothie, but found myself inexplicably (I'm a total head, but let's pretend I have *some* dignity left) drawn toward the cough medicine in the middle of my endorphin high. I grabbed a bottle of Daytime Cough, orange-pineapple flavor, thinking it might be menthol-free, and headed to the bathroom post-purchase.
After downing three-fourths of the bottle I began the long journey home. I did eventually feel effects from the DXM, but they got lost in the mellow stroll back up the hill to my house. When I finally got home, I headed to bed to experience the usual dreamy and physically distorting effects of DXM. They never developed. Even though I drank three-fourths of the bottle, I felt like I'd only had a third of that.
The only explanations I can come up with are a) exercise and bodily movement somehow prevents some of the effects of DXM or b) the 750 mg of Aniracetam I'd consumed in the morning really took a bite out of the effects. I don't really feel much from Aniracetam on its own. In fact, I'm not sure I buy into the whole smart-drug thing in general. However, I do know that the 'racetams have all kinds of weird interactions with glutamate receptors, so it's the best theory I have. Just thought I'd share this story in hopes of hearing the experiences of others with similar combinations. Thanks!
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Nyzo version 603 (commit on GitHub) adds Micropay support to the client and documentation server.
This version primarily affects the client and documentation server. Some changes may affect other run modes in minor ways. This version is part of the delivery to fulfill NTTP-5.
To make support of Micropay as easy as possible for web servers, the client was updated to provide more substantial feedback on the /api/forwardTransaction endpoint. Also, basic Micropay support was added, as a demonstration, to the documentation server.
In BalanceListManager, the frozenEdgeBalanceMap was added to eliminate the need to derive a balance map from the frozen-edge balance list on demand.
In BalanceManager.makeBalanceMap(), the balance map is now a ConcurrentHashMap.
In Transaction.performInitialValidation(), the pre-calculated frozenEdgeBalanceMap is now used.
In TransactionForwardCommand, a map now stores transactions that have recently been forwarded. Some additional fields are used for maintenance of this map.
The TransactionForwardCommand now accepts a supplementalTransaction parameter. This parameter, only necessary for Micropay, allows an old transaction to be forwarded while proving ownership of the key used to sign the old transaction. This is necessary to allow reuse of old transactions for reauthorizing Micropay purchases while protecting against theft of Micropay content by those who watch the blockchain to find transactions that authorize content they want to acquire.
The TransactionForwardCommand.run() method now performs periodic maintenance, cleaning the recently forwarded transactions map every 10 executions.
The result of TransactionForwardCommand.run() returns several new fields to assist a web server in determining whether to deliver Micropay content.
The core logic of the TransactionForwardCommand.run() has changed substantially. The behavior with a single transaction is basically the same as it was before, but considerations for recently forwarded transactions and handling of supplemental transactions are now intermingled in this logic.
The new logic begins by decoding the transaction. If the transaction is under the frozen edge, it is removed from the recently forwarded transactions map, because this is no longer relevant information for a block that has been frozen. A check is then performed to see if the transaction was already forwarded, and another check is performed to see if the transaction is already in the blockchain.
If the transaction needs to be forwarded to the cycle, it is validated and forwarded.
If the supplemental transaction is present, it is validated, also. The supplemental transaction is only valid if it is within the replay interval and if it is from the same sender as the transaction. Performing this validation on the client substantially reduces the complexity of the web server.
The result now includes the new fields. An error is now returned in the JSON response if a transaction is not provided. This would have previously caused an exception.
The old result is shown as completely removed due to indentation changes.
The TransactionForwardCommand.performMaintenance() method first removes all transactions behind the frozen edge. If the map is still too large, it then removes arbitrary transactions. The only potential ill effect of premature transaction removal would be an inability to revalidate a Micropay transaction in the time between its initial submission and its incorporation in the blockchain.
DocumentationController.buildEndpointMap() now processes files with the htm and txt extensions.
The DocumentationEndpoint class contains 3 new fields to demonstrate Micropay functionality: micropayPrice, micropayReceiverIdentifier, and micropaySenderData.
In the DocumentationEndpoint constructor, the loadMicropayParameters() method is now called to load the new parameters.
To specify Micropay content, a Micropay file is placed alongside the content file, with the same filename as the content followed by the .micropay extension. This is a standard configuration file. Price is specified in nyzos with the key price. Receiver identifier is specified as a Nyzo string with the key receiver_identifier. Sender data, optional but recommended, is specified either as a normalized sender-data string or a text string. The key for sender data is sender_data.
The DocumentationEndpointType enumeration now includes types for HtmlFragment and Text. The HtmlFragment type is used for files that should be delivered without modification, unlike files of Html type, which undergo modification by the documentation server. The DocumentationEndpoint.determineType() method now handles these new types.
In DocumentationEndpoint.getResponse(), Micropay authorization is now considered.
The DocumentationEndpoint.micropayAuthorized() method demonstrates the basic logic that is required of a web server to authorize Micropay content. The transaction and supplemental transaction are sent to the /api/forwardTransaction endpoint on a Nyzo client, and the response is retrieved.
The client response is checked to determine whether the Micropay content should be delivered to the user. The conditions for authorization are explained in the comments. For endpoints that do not require payment, authorization always succeeds.
The DocumentationEndpoint.getResponseForInvalidMicropay() method assembles a helpful response to let the requester know how to access the content.
The DocumentationEndpointType enumeration contains the new HtmlFragment and Text values previously explained.
The Json class is a simple, purpose-built JSON parser. This is not a good, robust JSON parser. This is a minimal implementation that just barely works to support structuring the client response for the Micropay demonstration for the documentation server. The Json class stores internal parser state. This class will not parse JSON strings longer than 10,000 characters.
Some helper methods are used to improve readability of the parser.
The Json.parse() method will parse either a dictionary (JsonObject), array (JsonArray), or string. Escaped quotes are replaced with the null character to eliminate the need to handle them in the parsing logic. These null characters are then replaced with quotes at the end of the process.
The Json.parseJsonObject() method starts by handling quoted strings.
For characters outside quoted strings, the various JSON markers ({, }, [, ], and ,) are used to determine structure. Recursion is used to process nested values.
The Json.parseJsonArray() method also starts with handling of quoted strings.
The structure of an array is simpler, only containing a list of values instead of key/value pairs. This method also utilizes recursion to handle nesting.
The JsonArray class structures lists, providing the accessors needed by the DocumentationEndpoint.
The JsonObject class structures dictionaries, also providing the accessors needed by the DocumentationEndpoint.
The HttpStatusCode enumeration now includes a value for 402: Payment Required.
A small styling change was made to the hover-button CSS class.


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Benjamin Joffe of HAXLR8R on hardware entrepreneurship and innovation in China
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Rui Ma of 500 Startups on the Asia investment climate differences in Korea, China, Taiwan, and international expansion strategies
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Mohan Belani of Echelon on startup communities in Singapore and southeast Asia
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Gang Lu of Technode on the Chinese Internet, tech entrepreneurship and the competitive nature of Chinese markets
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Alvin Graylin of mInfo on China’s work & management culture, and Asia specific advertising techniques
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Alexis Horowitz-Burdick of Luxola on starting and growing an e-commerce business in southeast Asia
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Eugene Zhang of TEEC on fundraising and entrepreneurship in China vs the west
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